Anupama Parameswaran recalls haunting memory she wants to erase; regrets not replying to friend's message

Actress Anupama Parameswaran who was recently seen in the horror thriller 'Kishkindhapuri', shared a deeply personal memory that continues to haunt her. She opened up about a regretful incident involving an old friend.

According to a report by Mathrubhumi, while speaking with Mana Stars Anupama Parameswaran during a promotional event for the film recalled a painful incident with an old friend. She shared that they had a disagreement and stopped speaking to each other until they met a few days ago. She later mentioned that after they bumped into each other, her friend texted, but she chose not to reply.

"I met him somewhere randomly. Then he texted me two days later. I decided I didn't want any more problems, and I didn't reply. Two days later, he expired," she said.

Haunting experience

She described the experience as "very scary" about how a fight or misunderstanding with someone close can turn into a lifelong regret if circumstances take an unforeseen turn.

"He was going through cancer. So the last message was his message to me, and I didn't reply. It's a very scary thing; if we have a fight with someone close and then something happens to them, that remains a very bad memory," she added.

The actress admitted that this is one of the "very bad memories" she wishes she could erase. "That's one thing I will want to wipe away," she said.

Anupama Parameswaran's recent release

On her work front, Anupama Parameswaran was last seen in 'JSK: Janaki V v/s State of Kerala' and her recent release 'Kishkindhapuri' is currently in theatres. Released on September 12th, it is a horror-thriller directed by Koushik Pegallapati. She shares the screen with Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas in the lead.

According to trade analyst Sacnilk, the film has collected over Rs 13.01 crore domestically.